The burial chamber is situated right (north) of chamber I on an east-west axis, and the floor is almost a meter (3 feet) lower than that of the previous chamber. Magical brick niches were cut into each of the four walls of the chamber. The niches were covered by limestone flakes which were then plastered and painted. The chamber held three hundred objects in addition to four shrines inside of which were the sarcophagus, three coffins, burial mask and mummy of the king. Only this chamber was decorated. The background for the scenes was a golden yellow; the figures are in a non-traditional style. The human figures on every wall except the front (south) are laid out using the twenty-square grid during the Amarna Period. The south wall more closely fits the eighteen-square grid pattern of traditional art.

Book of the Dead: spell 1 Right (east) wallDeceased with deities: Anubis, Isis, Hathor, three netherworld deities (removed in fragments when the partition wall was dismantled and appear to have been destroyed in recent flooding) Front (south) wallDeceased with deities: Tutankhamen, followed by his ka, welcomed into the netherworld by Osiris Rear (north) wallDeceased with deities: Nut Rear (north) wallImydwat: first hour Left (west) wallOpening of the Mouth ritual: Ay, as a priest, performing the ritual on Tutankhamen Rear (north) wall

Sarcophagus

Extant remains: Box and lidSarcophagus form: Shrine of Upper EgyptMaterial: QuartziteLength: 2.75 mWidth: 1.33 mHeight: 1.49 mOrientation: eastEmplacement: On floorComments: The red granite lid, painted yellow, was cracked across its center, and the crack was filled afterwards with gypsum plaster.The sarcophagus was supported by blocks of calcite at each corner. Marianne Eaton-Krauss has shown that the raised relief decoration of the box and the inscriptions were recarved for Tutankhamen, although the identity of the original owner is not preserved.